Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-05
TEXAS IN TYPE.
Clippings from State Exchanges on Matters
of Interest.

of Interest.
Blanco wants telephone.
The roller mill at Coleman City is now
rooted
Crops in BexRr county are growing
finely.
Rockwell has now four brick yards in
full blast.
TAYLOR VIII soon have an ice factory in
full blast.
Limestone county expects the biggest
crop since 1882.
On Saturday wool was selling in Kill
leen at % cents.
Wolfe City expects to have 1900 people
by January l, next.
Farmers on some places near Duck
creek have laid by their corn.
Weatherfcrd needs electric lights, wa
ter works and telephone exchange.
Temple expects boom from the new
cotton factory and good crops.
Nine double deck cars of muttons
were shipped from Coleman City last Fri
day.
Hamilton county will raise big crop
this year with good seasons for few
weeks more.
Forney shipped during the week end
ing June l twenty carloads of hay and
bois dare posts.
One agent has purchased in Santa Anna
over 100, GOO pounds Of wool, some of it
bought at 2I4 cents.
The Grsyson county crops are looking
better than for long time at this
season Of the year.
The corn crop OF Titus county is good,
and the prospects for abundant crops of
all kind was never better.
Crops were never finer in Van Zandt
county. Oats are Tipening and being
harvested in some localities.
On Monday q subscription for an ice
factory in Granbury was circulated and
literally signed by the business men.
About Baird, millet and sorghum are
looking fine and the cattle are sleek; the
late rains have benefited everything.
A gentleman of Burnet has leased 700
or 500 acres of land in the county which
contains Enthusiastically rich BLOSSOMS"
of iron.
a sufficient rain fell last Saturday in
FaYette county to insure g good corn
crop, and the cotton is growing lux
uriautly.
The citizens OF Whitewright have q
subscription paper in circulation for q
stock company to build a roller mill at
that place.
Farmers from all parts of Wood county
report crops as never looking better, and
they are fast getting the grass and weeds
under control.
The graded system which has been in
use in the San Marcos City public schools
during the past two years has given
splendid results.
The oat crop OF Titus county was never
better, and the small fields of wheat that
are now being resped promise to be over
an average yield.
The Commissioners court of McCulloch
county has inside final purchase of 1900
bushels of meal for the drouth sufferers.
This exhsusts the fund.
In the vicinity of Duck Creek the wheat
harvest is about completed, and from in
dications the Yield will be heavy. Dat
harvest will begin next week.
The committees of Bell, Falls. Milan,
Williamson and Coryell will contribute to
the stock OF the cotton factory which 5the
State Farmers Alliance will locate at
Tyler.
Recent rains have somewhat injured the
corn in Red River county. There will be a
good yield of oats, cotton is late, but the
estimate for ell is said to be middling.
Plano is to have national bank. That
thriving little city is looking up since il
has become certain, that it will secure
railroad connection with Greenvhle and
Fort Worth.
Rain is needed in Milan county for the
growing crops. Corn is needing rain as
it is silking and tasseling. Cotton is